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November 28, 2002, Chandigarh, India
No increase in cotton import duty
Cotton prices rule high More teeth
for banks
BSNL to roll out broadband services |
Cabinet to set up Co Law Tribunal
Erol exports spray painting equipment |
RITES discusses Quality Systems Reforms must for auto industry growth
Pay farmers or face auction: sugar mill told
Uttaranchal has 12 participants for Agro-Tech Su-Kam unveils online UPS UTI Bank cuts housing rates In Graphic: LEVEL OF POVERTY
No increase in cotton import duty New Delhi, November 27 Replying to a calling attention motion moved by Mr Sanjay Nirupam (SS) and others in the House on the situation emerging as a result of suicides by cotton growers in Maharashtra and other parts of the country, Agriculture Minister Ajit Singh said cotton produce in the world this year had been low. Therefore, any further increase in the import duty on cotton at this stage was not warranted. He said it was only last year that the import duty on the commodity had been increased from five per cent to 10 per cent. The walkout by the Shiv Sena members, a key constituenct of the NDA coalition government, came when the Agriculture Minister refused to give them a categorical assurance that the Centre would send a team to Maharashtra to look into causes of suicide by cotton growers. Mr Ajit Singh said the BT Cotton had been approved by a technical expert committee. In the next three years the Indian Council of Agriculture Research (ICAR) would be in a position to produce genetically modified cotton seeds which would benefit the farmers. Earlier in a statement in response to the calling attention motion, Mr Ajit Singh said the Centre was ready to render all possible help to the states in mitigating the hardships faced by cotton growers. Denying reports that scores of cotton farmers had committed suicide because of low yield and inability to pay loans, the minister said: No state has, till date, reported any instance of suicide by the cotton growers which is linked with prospects of cotton. To safeguard the interest of cotton growers the government announced minimum support price for the procurement of cotton through the Cotton Corporation of India. The government was providing quality seed and encouraging popularisation of the Integrated Management and Insecticide Resistance Management methods to minimise use of chemical pesticides, he said. Because of drought conditions prevailing in various states, only 7.5 million hectares of land would come under cotton cultivation during 2002-2003 as against 8.22 million hectares last year. Initiating the debate, Mr Nirupam claimed that 87 cotton farmers committed suicide in Maharashtra in the past two years. He urged the Centre to appoint a fact-finding team to investigate suicides by the farmers. Mr Prithviraj Chavan (Cong) said cotton growers were facing a grave crisis, but denied Mr Nirupams claim that any farmer had committed suicide. He urged the Government to increase duty on cotton. If this was not done, the entire system would collapse, he added. |
Cotton prices rule high Ludhiana, November 27 Enquiries show that private traders are making the bulk purchases of cotton with the hope that the prices would rise further in view of the overall fall in the cotton production in the country this year. The cotton mills in the regions are not making aggressive buying of cotton because, the same do not go with the prices of cotton yarn now prevailing in the market. The Cotton Corporation of India and the Punjab Markfed are also not very active in the mandis. Mr D.L. Sharma, Executive Director of the Mahavir Spinning Mills maintain that there is no profitability in cotton yarn prices with this level of cotton prices. Unless the yarn prices go up, these prices cannot stay at this level and the mills will not be aggressive buyer. The cotton with
Abohar and Mansa leading at 1200 to 1500 and 500 to 600 bales respectively. In Haryana Sirsa mandi is receiving the highest arrivals of 1000 to 1100 bales while in Rajasthan Hanumangarh and Sriganganagar mandis are receiving 700 to 800 bales daily. The mandis of the Northern region comprising Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan have received as many as 4.50 lakh bales of cotton sofar. The arrivals in the mandis during the previous year upto November 30 were to the tune of 7.50 lakh bales. The latest estimates of cotton production in the region show that the production in the three states would be around 22 lakh bales. Punjab and Haryana are expected to have production of nine lakh bales each while Rajasthan three lakh bales. Enquiries further show that the overall production of cotton in the country would be around 145 lakh bales against 158 lakh bales of the last year. The area under cotton decreased this year due to the failure of monsoons and the low prices of cotton last year. There was fall in area by 12 percent in the Central India. According to Mr Sharma, the prices of cotton in the international market are high this year which were quoted at 47 to 48 cents per pound against 25 cents per pound in 2001 which were the lowest in the recent history of cotton production. The cotton production in the world is estimated at 21.5 million tonnes against the consumption of 20.3 million tonnes. China is the biggest cotton producer in the world with 5.5 million tonnes followed by the USA with 4.3 million tonnes. This year production in both these countries is going to fall to 4.6 million tonnes and 3.9 million tonnes respectively. Mr Sharma says that India is importing 15 lakh bales of cotton every year and this year too, there will be import of about 12 lakh bales mainly from USA, CIS countries and Australia. Mr Sharma has pressed upon the Union Government to reduce the import duty on cotton which is 10 per cent and bring it to zero level as is prevalent in other countries to compete in the world markets. The production of desi kapas is likely to be around 3 lakh bales this year in the Northern Region and the prices rule at Rs 1800 to 1950 per quintal. |
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for banks New Delhi, November 27 Finance Minister Jaswant Singh announced a one-time settlement scheme for loan defaulters who had borrowed up to Rs 10 crore from public sector banks. The Lok Sabha had passed the Bill last week and the Rajya Sabha passed it by voice vote yesterday. The Bill will replace a Presidential Ordinance promulgated in June and then re-promulgated in August this year. The Rajya Sabha also rejected by a voice vote the statutory resolution moved by Congress member Kapil Sibal on Monday, disapproving the ordinance. |
BSNL to roll out broadband services New Delhi, November 27 At present the pilot on broadband is on in Kolkata and the service will be started in ten cities across the country in the next two-three three months, BSNL Chairman and Managing Director Prithipal Singh told UNI. The broadband services would be available in 80 cities in the next six to eight months, he said. The infrastructure for the services is coming up fast, Mr Singh said on the sidelines of an awards function organised by Voice and Data magazine of the Cyber Media group yesterday. The broadband services launch of the company has been postponed more than once earlier. It was slated for launch this month. The services will include TV broadcast of 40 to 50 simultaneous channels, interactive TV, video-on-demand, video conferencing, audio-on-demand, multi-party audio-conferencing, unified messaging and high-speed Internet access. Many clients have shown interest in our broadband services, Mr Singh said. Mobile services launched PATHANKOT: Mr Vinod Khanna, Union Minister of state for Tourism and Culture
inaugrated cellular mobile service of BSNL in Pathankot today. He spoke on mobile to Mr Sanjay Paswan, a senior most officer in Telecommunication Ministry as a token to launch mobile services from Pathankot. Mr S.C. Choudhry, Chief General Manager,
Punjab BSNL Circle, said that more than 2000 mobile connections will be provided to the customers in Pathankot in first phase.
Punjab to look beyond makki-di-roti New Delhi, November 27 Undoubtedly, Punjab, which used to be pride of India, for its progress and prosperity, is lagging behind almost all fronts. It social, economic and even political indicators tell a disappointing tale about its standing, at present in the country. Lesser known states such as Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka have left Punjab behind especially in modern soft industry, that has become a lifeline of the world economy at the moment. Of course, makki-di-Roti, Punjabi jutti, phulkari, which were exhibited as rarities of the state at IITF by the authorities concerned are symbols of great Punjabi culture but what Punjab needs at the moment to tell the world that it is still a best destination for investment because of the infrastructure available and its enterprising people and non-fussy character of its work force. Without projecting Punjab in right earnest before the investors, the state is bound slip further down the ladder of economic and industrial development. Two types of people come to see the IITF. Serious minded people really interested to update their knowledge with regard to latest development in various fields of technology. Second: fun loving people who enjoy wading through big crowds and with eat and be merry sort of attitude. Youth is mostly interested in computers, modern bikes and other items of luxury. Punjab had nothing to show to them in this connection. However, Punjabs tractor Swaraj a symbol of states agriculture bulwark was very much on exhibition at the fair. The theme of the IITF this year was services, export, and tourism. Punjabs services sector-education, health, drinking water etc is in shambles. The government is desperate to privatise education and health sector at the earliest possible. So, it has nothing to claim worthwhile in this connection. Punjab is not a major destination for tourism also. It is true that Golden Temple is one of the most sought after religious place by tourists especially those having religious bent of mind, but one cannot name any other place of tourist attraction. All forts in Punjab are in bad shape. You go to Rajasthan or Mysore and see forts there. And that marks the difference among Punjab and other such states. Rajasthan is able to sell its deserts to tourists but Punjab is unable to sell its greenery. Punjab Chief Minister, Capt Amarinder Singh, also visited the pavilion and was also present in the cultural evening organised by Punjab to celebrate its day, last evening, at IITF. Mr Avtar Henry, Minister of Industries and Mr Ashwani Shekhari, Minister of State for Industries and Mr P.S. Aujla, Managing Director, PSIEC and several other officers were also present at the pavillion. Participants from Punjab generated retail business of Rs 2 crore approximately and export inquiries worth Rs 10 crore were also there. |
Cabinet to set up Co Law Tribunal New Delhi, November 27 A proposal to set up such a tribunal, empowered to settle day-to-day disputes and other related issues of sick companies, was cleared by the Cabinet, sources said here. The proposed Tribunal would be a quasi-judicial body vested with powers now enjoyed by Company Law Board and Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (BIFR), as also the winding up powers enjoyed by High Courts, sources said. The tribunal would come into being after the passage of Company Law Amendment Bill, 2002 for the purpose, which the government intends to introduce soon. Expected to comprise about 60 members, the CLT will function as several benches set up across the country to tackle disputes and cases of sickness effectively. |
Erol exports spray painting equipment Yamunanagar, November 27 The largest manufacturers in this field are located in the USA, Germany, France, UK, The Netherlands, etc. They are using aluminium alloy as the base material for the control equipment of abrasive blasting. Erol Exports are the only ones in the World outside the USA and Europe who are manufacturing such control equipment and supplying to those world majors. Mr Lalit Saluja, Managing Director of the company, is an M.Tech from IIT Bombay and is a Fellow of Institution of Engineers. In a short span of time, Erol has emerged as one of the largest in the world for the manufacture and supply of control equipment of the World Majors and others. Erol is exporting to more than 30 companies in the USA, Canada, Germany, France, UK, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. |
RITES discusses Quality Systems Ludhiana, November 27 Mr A.K.M. Sharma during the seminar said that there is a new emphasis on determining customer needs and expectations, converting to requirements, and fulfilling with the aim of achieving customer satisfaction. This is much more proactive than the current wording standing the quality policy shall be relevant to the expectations and needs of its customers. Mr Rakesh Chopra, in his presentation said that ISO 9001 version 2000 places much more emphasis on quality objectives. They now command a separate section and include requirements that objectives be established at relevant function and levels and that they be measurable. Earlier while introducing the subject, Mr V.K. Goyal, General Secretary,
LMA said that ISO 2000 is the most successful standards in the history of the International Standards Organisation. But as all the things around are evolving so is ISO 9000 and this is the reason that we are witnessing a period of transition form old to new quality systems.
Certainly like any transition there are challenges involved in this transition too. Mr Mahesh Munjal, Vice President , LMA in his address said, Old view of quality was product and services that are provided exactly to specifications New view of quality is Product and services that tally satisfy our customer needs and expectation in every respect on a continuous basis According to ISO 9000:2000 the definition of Quality is Degree to which a set of inherent (existing) characteristics fulfil requirements, Mr Munjal added. |
Reforms must for auto industry growth New Delhi, November 27 The government appropriates taxes which does not commensurate with the value added by it, necessitating high prices of automobiles, President of the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) and Managing Director of Ashok Leyland R Seshasayee said. He said a simple tax structure of 9 per cent VAT and 16 per cent excise duties was needed. This alone can make quality passenger cars affordable in the market and drive growth in the segment, he said, speaking at the Auto Evolution 2002 organised by CNBC here yesterday. The commercial vehicle segment received much of the panels attention with the construction of the Golden Quadrilateral highway project being hailed as a major growth driver. The panel highlighted the imminent change in transport economics, which the project necessitates. The panel also highlighted the need for the government to reduce the taxes levied on the automobile industry. The panel opined that the government under no condition should appropriate more than 25 per cent of the total value of any good as taxes. Mr BVR Subbu, President Hyundai Motor Company said we will be present in the European market by 2003 and should be on our way towards building a base in the USA. |
Pay farmers or face auction: sugar mill told Chandigarh, November 27 The state government also urged the cane growers of Naraingarh to take their produce to sugarmills in Shahbad, Karnal, Kaithal, Yamunanagar and Bhadso as the mill at Naraingarh was yet to pay the farmers arrears amounting to Rs 15.73 crore and was in no position to undertake cane crushing operation. Mr Chautala, according to the release, also said if necessary sugarcane of Naraingarh would be diverted to others mills of the state to safeguard the interest of the farmers. |
Uttaranchal has 12 participants for Agro-Tech Chandigarh, November 27 A new state with an investor- friendly government, favourable climate and excellent infrastructure, Uttaranchal promises to become an ideal agri-business destination. The Uttaranchal pavilion at Agro Tech 2002 has 12 participants from the Directorates of Horticulture, Sericulture, Tea, Dairy Development, as well as from Maple Organics, Mahindra Shubh Labh, Plantis Agrotech etc. Showcasing their R&D expertise are the Herbal Research Development Institute the Himalayan Research Institute the Society for Himalayan Environment, G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology. |
Su-Kam unveils online UPS Chandigarh, November 27 Mr Kanwar Sachdev, CEO of the company, said the state-of-the-art UPS was fitted with LCD equipment that displayed all important information, such as input voltage, applied load, battery voltage on the screen. If any snag develops in the UPS, a software with it sends SMS to computer about the fault, he said. Assisted by a US firm, the UPS had Sine Wave technology that was important for successful running of any electrical equipment. The UPS took no time in transferring power to the connected system, he said. The VFI technology in the UPS stabilised the voltage between 220-230 providing maximum protection to the connected system. The company has fixed a total target of 150 crore. The company is focusing its export to Nigeria, Ghana, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka Panama, etc. Su-Kam's 1KVA online UPS is priced at Rs 26,500 while 10 KVA UPS will cost Rs 98,500.However, these are available up to 40 KVA.
UTI Bank cuts housing rates Mumbai, November 27 The new rate for a loan ranging from Rs one lakh to Rs 50 lakh and a tenure of upto five years stands revised to 9.25 per cent and in case of tenure of more than five years upto 10 years, interest would be 9.75 per cent, UTI Bank said in a release here today. For a loan tenure of more than 10 years upto 15 years and more than 15 years, the rate would 10.25 per cent, it added.
Sterlite Optical net loss at Rs 41.16 cr
Mumbai, November 27 Total income (net of excise duty) in the period under review has decreased to Rs 57.55 crore as against Rs 264.82 crore in first half ended September 2001. PTI |
RBI counter Amway |
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How contraceptive use patterns differ by pregnancy intention: implications for counseling. | |
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To increase awareness of issues to include in contraceptive counseling-the objectives of this study were to evaluate: 1) how contraceptive use patterns (eg, non-use), level of effectiveness of contraceptive method, and sociodemographic characteristics may be associated with the occurrence of unintended pregnancy; 2) patterns of health care use for women with intended and unintended pregnancy; and 3) the association between contraceptive use patterns and sociodemographic characteristics. In-person interviews were conducted with 279 women enrolled in a Medicaid managed care health plan who had been pregnant in the last 5 years. Self-reported measures of pregnancy intention, contraceptive use, and health care use were collected. The relationships of pregnancy intention with contraceptive use patterns, level of effectiveness of contraceptive method used, and patterns of recent health care use were assessed. Differences in contraceptive use patterns by sociodemographic groups were assessed. Seventy-eight percent of women reported an unintended pregnancy. Non-use of birth control the month before conception was reported by 57% of women with unintended pregnancies and 84% of women with intended pregnancies. Use of birth control of low effectiveness was reported by 20% of women with unintended pregnancies and 8% of women with intended pregnancies. Non-use or use of contraceptive methods of low effectiveness did not differ for women in different sociodemographic groups regardless of pregnancy intention status. A majority of women reported recent health care use. Health care providers should be aware that women who have no intention for pregnancy may not be using an effective contraceptive method NOR have an effective pattern of contraceptive use. |
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Press release from Business Wire
Aetna Foundation Awards $130,000 Grant to Reduce Latino Health Inequities, Fight Obesity in Brooklyn

 Hispanic Federation Program to Train Local Teens in Public Health Mapping and Policy

Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Aetna Foundation Awards $130,000 Grant to Reduce Latino Health Inequities, Fight Obesity in Brooklyn14:23 EDT Tuesday, September 25, 2012
HARTFORD, Conn. (Business Wire) -- As part of its efforts to promote equity in health and health care, the
Aetna Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Aetna (NYSE: AET), has
bestowed a $130,000 grant on the New York-based Hispanic Federation. The
funds will be used to launch the organization's pilot program that will
engage Brooklyn teenagers in the drive to improve Latino health outcomes
and reduce health disparities in the North Brooklyn community of South
The initiative, called Youth Health Explorers, will train 36 Latino
teenagers, aged 14 to 19, in the science of community mapping,
on-the-street interviews and data analysis, to determine the
environmental factors in their predominately Hispanic neighborhoods that
can influence their communities' high rates of obesity, especially among
young people.
The initiative's goal is to develop a significant pool of useful data to
guide neighborhood health policies in South Williamsburg and coach young
people to work with community leaders to address environmental factors
that contribute to obesity. The teenagers will be trained in leadership,
public speaking, and community mobilization skills. Upon completion of
their analysis, they will present their findings to local public
officials, community groups and civic organizations. When the pilot
program is concluded, the Hispanic Federation hopes to expand the
project to other communities across the country.
"Nearly two in five Latino youth are overweight or obese – the highest
prevalence rate in their age group by race or ethnicity," said José
Calderón, president of the Hispanic Federation. "Latinos want to be
healthy, but food choices and environmental factors in our neighborhood
frequently contribute to poor outcomes. Thanks to the Aetna Foundation's
support, we are able to develop a project that explores the relationship
between environment and health using data-driven methods."
Gillian Barclay, D.D.S., Dr.P.H., the Aetna Foundation's vice president
of programs, said, "Teaching young people the fundamentals of public
health assessments and advocacy to improve the health of their own
neighborhoods can be a powerful force for change. By engaging teens in
this endeavor, we not only expect to get a clearer picture of how the
built environment can influence obesity rates in urban neighborhoods,
but also inspire a young generation of Latinos to become leaders in
public health."
Central to the Hispanic Federation's goals is Latino youth
empowerment. El Puente, a member agency of the Federation and leader in
youth development, will recruit Latino teenagers from local high schools
for the project and provide training in leadership skills. MATRIX Public
Health Solutions, Inc., experts in chronic disease epidemiology, will
teach the young researchers how to scientifically map their South
Williamsburg neighborhoods, conduct on-the-street interviews with
residents about their eating habits and physical activity, and analyze
the data they collect.
The Hispanic Federation expects the trained high school students to hit
the streets during the first months of 2013 to begin their inventory of
South Williamsburg's health assets and risks, such as recreational
facilities, parks, community health clinics, hospitals, shops selling
fresh fruit and vegetables, tobacco vendors, and fast-food restaurants,
among others. Using GPS devices and Google Maps, the young researchers
will be able to create high-tech, cartographic representations of their
neighborhood's resources and impediments to good health, including of
the number and accessibility of each.
"Ultimately, the Youth Health Explorers' health mapping is about
community empowerment," said Calderón. "We believe this program will
clarify the 'health makeup' of our neighborhoods as a first step in
advocating for change in these neighborhoods. We are excited about the
possibility of this project being a potential game-changer in the
long-term health of residents of South Williamsburg and other Latino
The Hispanic Federation anticipates that the Youth Health Explorers'
final report on the impact of South Williamsburg's built environment on
residents' obesity rates and health to be completed in May 2013.
About the Aetna Foundation
The Aetna Foundation, Inc. is the independent charitable and
philanthropic arm of Aetna Inc. Since 1980, Aetna and the Aetna
Foundation have contributed $413 million in grants and sponsorships,
including $19.2 million in 2011. As a national health foundation,
we promote wellness, health, and access to high-quality health care for
everyone. This work is enhanced by the time and commitment of Aetna
employees, who have volunteered more than 2.6 million hours since 2003.
Aetna's current giving is focused on addressing the rising rate of adult
and childhood obesity in the U.S.; promoting racial and ethnic equity
in health and health care; and advancing integrated health care. For
more information, visit www.AetnaFoundation.org.
About the Hispanic Federation
The mission of the Hispanic Federation (HF) is to empower and advance
the Hispanic community by providing grants and services to a broad
network of Latino nonprofit agencies serving its most vulnerable
members. Form offices in New York City and Washington, D.C., HF
advocates locally, regionally and nationally with respect to the vital
issues of education, health, immigration, economic empowerment, civic
engagement and the environment. For more information, visit www.hispanicfederation.org.
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The vendor's new system, introduced at a show in China, is the latest device from vendors that are experimenting with new form factors.
Hewlett-Packard is introducing an Android-based all-in-one that can be used as a desktop PC or a tablet. HP officials unveiled the Slate 21 AIO June 24 at their HP World Tour event in Beijing, showing off a device that includes a 21.5-inch touch-screen display that can be used as a tablet or propped up with a kickstand and used as a desktop. It also is powered by Nvidia's latest chip, the Tegra 4, which the chip maker introduced in January at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show. The Tegra 4 is expected to offer significantly better graphics capabilities than Nvidia's Tegra 3. The Slate 21, which will run Google's Android 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean) operating system, includes built-in speakers and a Webcam and can support wireless printing.


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Tom Lidtke to retire from Museum of Wisconsin Art
Some things are predictable in the art world. For a host of reasons, museum directors often retire as important expansion projects are realized, not unlike Moses surveying the Promised Land.
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Known worldwide for its bars, cafés, restaurants, parks and galleries, the Latin Quarter is a popular destination for travelers. Centrally located, Notre Dame Cathedral, Luxembourg Gardens, the Botanical Gardens and the Pantheon are all within walking distance of the property, and all Paris attractions are easily accessible through the Metro.
Young & Happy opened its doors over 20 years ago as the first independent youth hostel in Paris. Located on the historic cobble stoned Rue Mouffetard, the area is the perfect mix of tourists, locals, and students. Our neighborhood, which Earnest Hemingway refers to in "The Moveable Feast" as that, "quaint little shopping street" is well equipped to meet the desires of adventure seeking independent travelers with its scores of authentic pubs and restaurants. Enjoy the deals at our nightly Happy Hour where our guests meet and mingle while enjoying one of the most picturesque and lively areas in Paris.
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Closed 9 years ago
#810 closed defect (fixed)
setgid() in run_email2trac doesn't work because it happens after setuid() call
Reported by: | anonymous | Owned by: | anonymous |
Priority: | high | Component: | EmailtoTracScript |
Severity: | major | Keywords: | |
Cc: | Trac Release: | 0.9 |
Switch the order of the two calls. Per the documentation (on freebsd at least) for setgid():
The setgid() function is permitted if the specified ID is equal to the real group ID or the effective group ID of the process, or if the effective user ID is that of the super user.
So if you call setgid() first, the uid of the proc is still root and it will work. I noticed this b/c I own my project dir, but have it group www-data writeable and that wasn't working.
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comment:1 Changed 9 years ago by anonymous
- Owner changed from bas to anonymous
- Status changed from new to assigned
Thanks it is fixed in the trunk version
comment:2 Changed 9 years ago by bas
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from assigned to closed
Fixed in 0.8.2 version. Hope i can close it now ;-)
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It'll be mainly the poor European sides/leagues where it happens but with that said it wasn't that long ago that the Italian sides/league got done for it so it shows it could happen at the 'top' level.
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The United States took the lead in relaxing prohibitions on torture, and many other governments followed suit, he said. Referring to the "Rumsfeld Memorandum," Nowak said the Bush administration ruled many techniques permissible, including water boarding, stripping detainees naked, forcing them into painful "stress" positions and exploiting phobias. Some of these techniques were used at Abu Ghraib.
Nowak, a native of Vienna,
has published more than 350 books and articles in the fields of human rights, public law and politics. He is also a member of the EU Network of Independent Experts in Fundamental Rights and he lectures on constitutional law and human rights at the University of Vienna. From 1996 to 2003, he served as a judge at the Human Rights Chamber for Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo.
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egan his talk at the Law School by providing an overview of the U.N.'s anti-torture principals first laid down after World War II. These guidelines define torture as the intent to cause severe physical or mental pain and suffering, the intent to dehumanize and the complete powerlessness of the victim.
Nowak also outlined several legal instruments set up after W.W.II., including the policy of international jurisdiction: If a suspected torturer turns up outside his home country, the host country has the authority to take action against him. Likewise, no country can send a person back to his native country if there is a likelihood he or she would be tortured. Victims also have a right to complain and receive treatment for injuries and post-traumatic stress.
Calling the 9/11 attacks "crimes against humanity," Nowak said they needed to be combated, but within the framework of international law. "Certain counterterrorism techniques undermine it," he said. Specifically he referred to the policy of "extraordinary rendition," in which the U.S. sends terrorism suspects outside its borders to countries known to torture.
Nowak also objected to the notion that since Bush Doctrine policies supposedly comply with the "law of humanity," the international human rights torture treaty does not apply. "Of course it applies," said Nowak, who pointed out that many interrogation techniques at Guantánamo Bay were torture.
Nowak said that after 9/11 some academics also called for relaxing torture restrictions in extreme circumstances. Referring to the "ticking bomb" theory, he said that academics such as Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz have argued that dubious interrogation methods were acceptable if an attack was considered imminent and a detainee might have critical information to prevent it. Nowak strongly disagreed.
The topic was on the mind of Peter Lochore '09 LL.M, who is studying torture policies in a course taught by Professor
Philip Bobbitt
. Bobbitt recently published the book, "Terror and Consent, Wars of the 21st Century." The class was querying whether, given extreme circumstances, a jury might decide what interrogation procedures were appropriate. Nowak's response was unequivocal.
"If you make exceptions for extreme circumstances, you open up the floodgates," he said. "I don't want to be a judge making decisions based on undocumented, vague information. I don't want to say, 'Electric shock is okay in this case.'" He added that some of the most brutal Latin American dictators started out this way.
School of International Public Affairs student Rohina Phadnis questioned how this would play out in countries such as Saudi Arabia where torture is widely used, yet victims have little access to rehabilitation or reparation.
Nowak conceded that this was a huge problem and one reason why he advocates for greatly enhanced international jurisdiction over torture, including independent police and prosecutors.
Another audience member, Shizhong Chen, of the Conscience Foundation based in San Francisco, turned the conversation toward his native China. He said that while so much press attention is focused on places like Guantánamo Bay, far more egregious acts occur everyday in China, yet they get little or no attention. The Conscience Foundation advocates for the safety and human rights of Falun Gong members.
Nowak said that while today there are better ways to monitor human rights violations in China, it is very difficult to influence the government. "The more powerful you are, the harder it is to pressure you," he said. But he said that didn't mean he would take the pressure off and he remained hopeful of effecting change in the country.
Another LL.M. student, Marion Guerrero of Vienna, Austria, said that she took her first human rights course with Nowak at the University of Vienna, and credits him with sparking her interest in the field where she now plans to make her career.
The popularity of the lecture was evident in that nearly the entire audience stayed a half hour past the scheduled ending time. "It's a great benefit of being at Columbia," said Lochore, "to have someone of this eminence come and share his views and insights. It's extremely valuable."
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Saint Louis is carrying on the memory of Rick Majerus the best way it knows how: by advancing in the NCAA tournament.
Dwayne Evans had 24 points and six rebounds, Cody Ellis scored 12 points and the fourth-seeded Billikens overwhelmed New Mexico State 64-44 in the second round Thursday behind a dominating defense.
''It was like Rick was up on top of the backboard slapping the ball out,'' Aggies coach Marvin Menzies said.
Playing with a heavy heart since Majerus died in December, Saint Louis reached another mark in March for its late coach. The Billikens (28-6) eclipsed the 1988-89 team's school record of 27 victories and are back where they were a year ago in the round of 32.
They will play Saturday against 12th-seeded Oregon. The Ducks beat fifth-seeded Oklahoma State 68-55 to advance.
''What's really pleased me is it's not what you do, it's what you are,'' Saint Louis interim coach Jim Crews said. ''And these guys, what they are has really grown and matured and been good leaders. And at their stage of life that's what you really want guys to be. And that's what's been rewarding from my standpoint.''
Saint Louis had no problem maneuvering around 7-foot-5 freshman Sim Bhullar and New Mexico State.
Evans shot 11 of 16 from the floor and finished a point shy of his career best to propel Saint Louis around, over and even through the 355-pound Bhullar, who struggled to keep pace. The Billikens held Bhullar to four points, 11 rebounds and three blocks.
Bandja Sy had 17 points and nine rebounds for the 13th-seeded Aggies (24-11), who shot a miserable 28 percent. Saint Louis shot 46 percent and forced 16 turnovers.
''The game got kind of scrappy and we kind of got out of sync for a little bit,'' said Aggies guard Daniel Mullings, who had six points on 2-for-9 shooting.
The big man only bothered the Billikens briefly.
The lumbering center stayed around the rim while his other four teammates chased five players around the perimeter. The unconventional defensed allowed Bhullar to save energy and protect the paint.
Once Saint Louis solved the big man, it had no trouble on either end.
The Billikens pushed the pace and often left Bhullar in the backcourt, especially when New Mexico State committed seven turnovers in the first nine minutes. Evans pulled up for several uncontested jumpers just inside the free throw line, scoring 16 points during a 29-14 run to open the game.
''He had his work cut out,'' Evans said, ''because we have a lot of guys that can do a lot of different things.''
Bhullar didn't make his first shot until 3:49 left in the first half when he converted a short hook, and he didn't register his first block until swatting Evans' shot 2:37 into the second half.
After New Mexico State showed a brief burst of offense to slice Saint Louis' lead to nine, the Billikens again leaned on Evans to pull away. He converted a pair of difficult reverse layups, outsmarting Bhullar around the rim to lift Saint Louis ahead 37-23.
The Aggies made their best run with Bhullar on the bench. Sy slammed an alley-hoop from K.C. Ross-Miller to highlight an 8-0 run that brought New Mexico State within six.
The highlights for the Aggies ended there.
Evans and Ellis - who wore a blue Mohawk-style strip across his hair - each made a 3-pointer during a 12-2 spurt for Saint Louis that put the game away. The Billikens led 49-34 with 9:30 remaining, and in typical Majerus fashion, never relented.
Players wore a patch on their jerseys - a ribbon with the word ''Coach'' - as they have since Majerus died of heart failure in December. He left the team before the season because of health concerns, and Crews has taken over and led the Billikens to the A-10 regular season and conference crowns.
The Billikens beat Memphis last year before losing in the round of 32 to Michigan State. They made their first opponent looked like a walkover, although that's hardly been the case the past two months.
The Aggies had won 18 of 20 games, including the Western Athletic Conference tournament title for the second straight season. New Mexico State also was a No. 13 seed last year, losing 79-66 in the first round to Indiana.
And while the Aggies haven't won a tournament game since beating Nebraska in the opening round in 1993, they at least seemed satisfied to lose to such an opponent playing for such a worthy cause.
''I'm happy for those guys in the other locker room,'' Menzies said. ''They're keeping their dream alive.''
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Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz Editor-turned-director Robert Parrish ("The Wonderful Country"/"In the French Style"/"Cry Danger") directs in an unconvincing flat style and writer Irwin Shaw tries to keep things torrid but even he quits being convincing after awhile and moves from a love triangle tale to a disaster movie tale, as he bases his leaky romantic adventure screenplay on the novel by Max Catto. The film gets right the Caribbean atmosphere (filmed in Trinidad) but nearly drowns over its turgid melodramatics and how perfunctory it's all played out. Clean-cut ladies man Tony (Jack Lemmon) and former rummy Felix (Robert Mitchum) are co-owners of a dicey tramp-steamer service based on the island of San Juan. A nervous American businessman (Lionel Murton) pays them to take the mysterious world-weary bad girl Irena (Rita Hayworth) to a neighboring French West Indies island on the secret, because she has no valid papers. The sexy femme fatale, who says such laughable things in such a serious tone as "Armies in Berlin have marched all over me," stirs both men up with her hot body. This causes a jealous misogynistic Felix to play dirty with his partner-friend when the tramp chooses to marry Tony. Both agree to dissolve the partnership and sell the boat, but Tony proposes that they smuggle one last shipment of contraband before splitting the profits. Felix cautions him not to marry Irena and when not listened to, tells him to take the boat without him. During Tony's smuggling trip, a Coast Guard cruiser suddenly appears and Tony and his loyal mate Jimmy Jean (Edric Conner) jump overboard to avoid arrest and swim safely to shore. The vengeful Tony, certain that Felix betrayed him and packing a gun, signs on as a crew-member aboard a Greek freighter. But, if you will, the freighter collides with an ocean liner near the dock and Tony is the only sailor trapped below deck unable to be freed by the U.S. Navy and unwilling to have Dr. Sam (Bernard Lee), the port's physician, amputate his legs to free him. Time begins running out before the freighter, which has a fire aboard that can't be extinguished, and Tony is uncommunicative about what to do except refusing amputation. Felix and Irena are called in to talk some sense into the lad. In Tony's absence, Irena and Felix came together knowing they were meant for each other: being jaded types who have betrayed many others and understand each other only too well. The powerhouse cast is wasted amid such beautiful Caribbean scenery into saying lame lines that could put a damper on any film. The film received much hype because it featured the return of Rita Hayworth after an almost four-year absence from films, and "bad boy" Mitchum was in it as well as rising star Lemmon. Lemmon was so inspired that he created his own harmonica theme used in the film, while Mitchum got into the swing of the island's music by soon after cutting a Calypso record – "Is Like So." The trio and director bonded well, too bad the film didn't jell as well. REVIEWED ON 6/14/2008 GRADE: C Dennis Schwartz: "Ozus' World Movie Reviews" © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED DENNIS SCHWARTZ |


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A Free Swedish Dating Site – For Practicing Swedish
I am always finding new ways to use and improve my Swedish. I am not the type to sit down and memorize 10 words every evening (though that helps a lot too when I do do it!) I prefer methods that don't seem like studying.
Lately, my roommate, brother and friends have all been having a stab at online dating. Apparently that is the new thing, and why not?
Well, one reason that stopped me from trying online dating here in the U.S. is because I know I don't want to stay here. I want to go to Sweden. So it seems pretty pointless to date out here.
But while I heard about my roommate's success with making some great friends, I thought maybe I should give online dating a try.
The coolest thing about online dating is that distance doesn't matter! So I started searching for free Swedish dating sites (sorry, but why would I pay if I could get it for free?)
After a deep search I discovered Happy Pancake. As I dived into reading profiles and writing my own profile (in very bad Swedish, might I add), I realized that this is a great way to practice Swedish! I was writing back and forth to various Swedes, mostly in the Swedish language (when you start in Swedish, it usually stays in Swedish) and I could tell it was really helping me master the overall language.
I began to pick up new words, and enjoyed having regular chats here and there. And soon, I was using Swedish every day again, and all while NOT living in Sweden. Hur kul!
Now, obviously this only works if you are single, though you can sign up to Happy Pancake if you are in a relationship and are just looking for friendship. Rule of thumb with dating sites, especially in a population where there are more men than women, men may have more trouble finding a pen pal, friend, lover, or whatever you are looking for than a woman would.
But why not give it a go? Even just filling out your profile, writing an essay in Swedish, will provide great practice for using the language.
Just remember when dating online in Swedish, you are up against a lot of Swedes. That is a lot of beautiful people online. So take a shower, freshen up, and take a beautiful picture of yourself to join the Swedes in finding love online.
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That's a great idea!
Yesterday I wrote down some tips n tricks to improve your Swedish. Maybe you'll like this too? 7 tips to learn the Swedish language and keep your knowledge up to date -
Haha, I have registered there for the same reason And it does work!
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that's super great Hilary!!!
I also would like to suggest livemocha.com which gives lots of opportunities to meet people and write/speak svenska, but technically is not a "dating" site. -
This is a great idea! If you don't live in Sweden, what did you enter for your area/city? There isn't an option for "none" or "abroad"!
Jeg snakke Norsk, men ikke sa myre Svenska. Men jeg er ikke en ung man for mange Jente hvis laeste hva jeg skrivte her. Jeg er pa http://www.POF.com. Men navn pa det er: KarlOskarMN. Har det bra!


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